One Day
Cristian, a young man from a marginal neighborhood of Bogotá, earns his living by singing rap on the city bus. He dreams of traveling to Ecuador to take part in a music contest and leave everything behind. One day, his routine is disrupted by the unexpected presence of his little sister who followed him in secret. And the violence around him puts his dream of a better life to a hard test.
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Annalisa VozzaDirectorAlex, Factory of Martyrs, Jalla Girls, Where the Wall Was, The Cinema At The End Of The World, Curió
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Annalisa VozzaWriter
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Annalisa VozzaProducer
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Johan Bustos QuincheKey Cast"Cristian"
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Sandra ReyesKey Cast"Gloria"Cuando Vivas Conmigo, Metástasis, Pedro El Escamoso, La Mujer Del Presidente
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Gabriela OtaloraKey Cast"Jackeline"
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Diego BarajasDirector of photography
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Gabriel WiesnerSound
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Daniel AmornvuttkulFilm editor
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Juliana HoyosArt Director
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Laura CastilloProduction Manager
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Daniel CarvajalinoSound designer - Composer
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Diego Ochoa CastellanosMusic
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Project Title (Original Language):Un Día
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Drama
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Runtime:17 minutes 56 seconds
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Completion Date:June 1, 2019
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Country of Origin:Colombia
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Country of Filming:Colombia
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Language:Spanish
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Shooting Format:4K
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Cinefiesta Puerto Rico International Short Film FestivalCaguas
Puerto Rico
July 20, 2019
International Premiere
Best International Actor Award -
Bogoshorts sessionsBogota'
Colombia
August 20, 2019
Colombian Premiere -
Uppsala International Short Film FestivalUppsala
Sweden
October 24, 2019
European Premiere
Official Selection -
Madrid Film AwardsMadrid
Spain
July 20, 2020
Official Selection -
River Film FestivalPadova
Italy
September 11, 2020
Italian Premiere
Official Selection -
Atlantic International Film FestivalBarranquilla
Colombia
September 9, 2020
Official Selection -
Pantalones CortosMedellin
Colombia
September 12, 2020
Official Selection -
Festival de Cine Independiente de SogamosoSogamoso
Colombia
October 5, 2020
Official Selection -
Porto Femme International Film FestivalPorto
Portugal
October 8, 2020
Official Selection -
LA Femme International Film FestivalLos Angeles
United States
October 15, 2020
North American Premiere
Official Selection -
Fort Lauderdale International Film FestivalFort Lauderdale
United States
November 6, 2020
Florida premiere
Official Selection -
KUKI International Short Film Festival for Children and Youth BerlinBerlin
Germany
November 8, 2020
German Premiere
Official Selection -
Visioni CorteGaeta
Italy
December 17, 2020 -
Villa de Leyva International Film FestivalVilla de Leyva
Colombia
December 10, 2020
Official Selection -
Tampere Film FestivalTampere
Finland
March 10, 2021 -
Sao Paulo Film FestivalSao Paulo
Brazil
March 5, 2021
Special Edition Women in Film
Annalisa Vozza is an Italian director based in Colombia who began her professional career as a theatre actress. She directed and produced several documentaries and short films in different regions of the world: Europe, the United States, South America, Iran, the Palestinian Territories, Jordan and Antarctica. In 2009, she was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to pursue a MFA degree in Writing/Directing Fiction in New York. In 2011, she received the Directors Guild of America “Best Woman Student Filmmaker” Jury Award for her narrative short film “Alex”. Her films have been showcased at international film festivals and in the prestigious MAXXI museum in Rome.
"Un Día" is the story of a young rapper and his sister, who must learn to survive in a world where there is little chance of redemption. They are young dreamers, singular characters who walk on the streets of Bogotá, an often violent, overpopulated and indifferent town. More losers than winners, they try to defend their plans and illusions, with the only hope that the future will be different.
I wrote the story working with the people of La Perseverancia, a historic neighborhood in downtown Bogotá stigmatized by its poverty and crime rate. I had the support of the rap band KBN, led by Diego Ochoa, who fights the lack of opportunities for young people through art and music workshops .
"Un Día" is a short film shot in a realistic style, with a soundtrack that expresses all the vitality and hardness of the street, where those who are looking for a way out have to face the overwhelming odds against them.